AMUSEMENTS

Opotiki News, Volume I, Issue 113, 23 November 1938, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS

ANNA BELLA IN “DINNER AT THE JUTZ” Anna li'ella, tho sensational star discovery of two continents whose activities have ■ been important news to moviegoers everywhere since she arrived in Hollywood to> make her starring dehut in tlie film- capital, is acclaimed as the loveliest thing on the screen in “Dinner at tho Hit/.”, New World picture, release by Twentieth CenturyFox, opens, to-night at the Do Luxe Theatre>, Jn a story as tensely exciting as its star is^excitingly lovely, the most dangerous intrigue that over involved a beautiful woman in love whirls Aunalielln. from the brilliant salons of Paris through the fa.hulons gaining rooms of Monte Carlo toi a luxurious private yacht on the .Mediterranean. Paul Lukas, .David Niven and Romney limit are featured in the cast. Shortly after the’ apparent suicide of a. Parisian hanker, an event which precipitates a liiianeial panic, a gay adventuress turns up at the famous Monte Carlo resort, playing the dangerous game ol tracking down the

banker’s enemies. A lovely caretree girl one day. Anuahelhi is •lie daring adventuress the next, lor tho hanker was her father. Aniiabella traces each elusive clue until, as the guest, ol the ringleader aboard Ids private yacht, she ('mils the information loading to a fast-paced acl ion-fifled eJi.nmx. In |he background of the thriliing story Paul Lukas and David Niven supply milled romantic interest, ns they vie for the love of AnPahelln. A Robert T. Kiano production, “Dinner at the Pit/,”.AVI's directed by Harold I). Schuster.’' Boland Pertwce and Romney Brent wrote the sAvvm. piny, and tlie cast also includes .Francis L. Sullivan, Stewart- Rome,, •Nprali Swiuburne and' Tyrel! Davis..